Flash0 full -> relinking?

[Virus.exe]

Why is everyone so sad about the fact that flash0 doesn't have enough space to store 3.00 SE (if it will come, but just for the idea). I mean, just make it like the following:

Flash0 does contain the recovery menu & recovery eboot. All firmware files are redirected to ms0:\300SE\flash0 and voila, plug in your MS and you just run your firmware off your memory stick. This would be 10x more efficient, because you can freely hack without any bricking risk, just recopy all the files! There's no limit, except your MS limit. But since *almost* everyone has a 256MB+ it would be no problemo! :thumbup:
Heh, and sorry 32mb users, but homebrew just needs more than that

Go Dark_Alex, i hope you can do something with this idea!

~Virus.exe

[acn010]

did you tried it?

[splodger15]

I dont think it is that simple

[Virus.exe]

I think it is, because devhook can, so it is possible.
And no, I didn't tried it since i don't have a modchip

[splodger15]

So basically what you are saying is you want a 3.00 se b off the meory stick but devhook is a firmware emulator not a se b very

[Virus.exe]

no, i mean that devhook relinks too, when you run from the flash...

[splodger15]

Ok just do a full expalanation again i think i might no what you mean

[Axelius]

I think I understand what he means...Something like an external firmware, which isn't stored in the flash.

As I am a 2.80 user I'm not able to use devhook, but as far as I understand what this program does this could be the solution to this problem because there shouldn't be any problem with a maximum file size...

[Virus.exe]

Hmm, flash0 contains:

- Recovery menu SE has now
- Empty folders (like the original flash0 has)
- Code like devhook has, that REDIRECTS every file requested from flash0 to ms0:/300SE (or whatever you wanna call it)

MS0 contains:
- 300SE
|- kd
|- etc, all real firmware files.

got it?

[Axelius]

Yeah, it might work. The only thing that is needed that this can work is some code that allows something like a link. And I don't think this is supported. But hey, I'm not a coder, actually I have no idea what is possible and what not...